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Islas Borrachas

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Islas Borrachas
Borrachas Islands
Map
Interactive map of Islas Borrachas
Geography
LocationCaribbean Sea
Coordinates10°15′41″N 64°28′48″W / 10.26139°N 64.48000°W / 10.26139; -64.48000
Administration
Anzoátegui

The Islas Borrachas[1] is an archipelago in the Caribbean Sea which consists of three main islands and several islets belonging to Venezuela. They are located north of the Anzoátegui state, west of the Chimanas Islands, and northwest of the city of Puerto la Cruz. Under the 19 December 1973 Decree No. 1534, they belong to the Mochima National Park.

Islands

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Archipelago of the Islas Borrachas (Mochima National Park)
IslandArea (hectares)Coordinates
La Borracha Island805.0010°17′59.05″N 64°44′23.59″W / 10.2997361°N 64.7398861°W / 10.2997361; -64.7398861
El Borracho Island42.0010°16′09.61″N 64°44′37.53″W / 10.2693361°N 64.7437583°W / 10.2693361; -64.7437583
El Borracho Key5.8010°15′06.95″N 64°45′38.20″W / 10.2519306°N 64.7606111°W / 10.2519306; -64.7606111
Caribe Islet5.2910°18′26.07″N 64°45′08.24″W / 10.3072417°N 64.7522889°W / 10.3072417; -64.7522889
El Lobo Islet4.2810°18′32.82″N 64°45′33.39″W / 10.3091167°N 64.7592750°W / 10.3091167; -64.7592750
La Catedral Islet1.6910°17′37.70″N 64°45′32.31″W / 10.2938056°N 64.7589750°W / 10.2938056; -64.7589750
El Borrachito Key1.2610°15′08.89″N 64°45′50.78″W / 10.2524694°N 64.7641056°W / 10.2524694; -64.7641056
El Cangrejo Islet1.2410°17′59.01″N 64°45′17.58″W / 10.2997250°N 64.7548833°W / 10.2997250; -64.7548833
Los Beatos Islet0.2610°16′04.48″N 64°45′01.60″W / 10.2679111°N 64.7504444°W / 10.2679111; -64.7504444
Total866.82

See also

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References

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  1. "VENEZUELA VIRTUAL | Ciudades | Playas de Venezuela: Costas, costas y más costas | Anzoátegui | las Islas Borrachas". Archived from the original on 2012-05-25. Retrieved 2011-12-12.
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